The second-hand house I bought has been transferred, but there is no land certificate. Does this have an impact on future demolition?

Let me answer you:

1, this situation has no effect on your demolition compensation:

The ownership and content of the land should be based on the registration of the registration authority, not the certificate of land use right, which only serves as proof. Article 16 of China's Property Law clearly stipulates: "The real estate register is the basis for the ownership and content of real rights. The real estate register is managed by the registration authority. " Article 17 stipulates: "The certificate of real estate ownership is the proof that the obligee enjoys the real estate right. The items recorded in the certificate of real estate ownership shall be consistent with the real estate register; If the records are inconsistent, unless there is evidence to prove that the real estate register is indeed wrong, the real estate register shall prevail.

If you get a legal title certificate, you can prove that you are a legal user of the land to which the house belongs. You can't deny that you have the right to use the state-owned land here just because you haven't applied for a land use certificate.

2. This situation will be the development trend of property right certificate in the future:

At present, all newly-built houses in China, including self-built houses and commercial houses in cities and towns, have only one certificate, that is, real estate license, which is essentially a combination of land and real estate. Holding a real estate license is equivalent to getting a real estate license+land certificate. Therefore, your situation will be a common normal phenomenon in the future, so don't worry.

Good luck!

A Bin, a real estate agent, will answer your questions.